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Did you know ... that Greek government officials tried to cover up the Yugoslav corn fraud by forging documents and delaying investigations, only to later defend the scheme as being in the "national interest"? On the main page on 4 April 2025
Did you know ... that, under the governments of Andreas Papandreou (pictured), any Greek citizen raising political criticisms against him was considered a national security threat? On the main page on 3 January 2026
Did you know ... that, Belisarius broke the Siege of Ariminum to save a general who had refused his orders? On the main page on 16 February 2026
Did you know ... that the devastation inflicted by the Ostrogoths after the siege of Milan in 538–539 is considered to have surpassed even the worst atrocities committed by Attila in his campaigns? On the main page on 18 February 2026
Did you know ... that during the Siege of Auximus, a bodyguard saved Belisarius's life by blocking an arrow with his hand? On the main page on 22 February 2026
Did you know ... that during the Siege of Naples (536), local Jews mounted the strongest resistance against the attacking Byzantines in 536? On the main page on 26 February 2026
Did you know ... that Tsar Asen interpreted the sudden death of his wife and child as divine punishment for breaking his alliance during the 1235–1236 siege of Constantinople? On the main page on 9 March 2026
Did you know ... that a Byzantine detachment captured Verona during the night but became trapped as the defenders returned the following morning, and the soldiers had to jump from the city walls to escape? On the main page on 8 April 2026
Did you know ... that Rome fell in 550 to besieging Gothic forces because some of its defenders had not been paid? On the main page on 3 May 2026
Did you know ... that the Byzantine general Belisarius convinced the Goths to surrender their capital by tricking them into thinking he would become the emperor? On the main page on 5 May 2026
Did you know ... that Constantinianus, a trusted adviser to Emperor Justinian I, investigated plots against him even from suspected relatives? On the main page on 10 May 2026
Did you know ... that, during the Byzantine attempt to capture Salona, Mundus led a grief-driven attack that routed the Goths after his son was killed on a reconnaissance mission, but also died while pursuing them? On the main page on 15 May 2026
Did you know ... that Byzantine archers hoisted at the ships' masts during the siege of Panormus were elevated above the city walls and caused its Gothic garrison to surrender? On the main page on 17 May 2026
Did you know ... that Totila's actions during the siege of Naples fitted his general strategy of winning by being kind? On the main page on 26 May 2026
Did you know ... that, following the Battle of Treviso, King Ildibad had Uraias murdered after Uraias's wife insulted Ildibad's wife in a bath house? On the main page on 28 May 2026
Did you know ... that the death of a general's bodyguard led to a decisive Byzantine defeat at the Battle of Mucellium even though they outnumbered the Ostrogoths? On the main page on 1 June 2026
Did you know ... that a letter saved Rome from becoming a "sheep-pasture" in 546? On the main page on 6 June 2026
Did you know ... that Byzantine general Belisarius lost a significant part of his army over a disagreement with his military commanders but still was able to capture Urbinus without a fight? On the main page on 13 June 2026
Did you know ... that in the Battle of Faventia, the Byzantines missed the opportunity to attack the Gothic army while crossing a river due to disagreements among their commanders? On the main page on 18 June 2026
This user helped "Noemvriana" reach A-Class status on 21 August 2010.
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This user helped "Siege of Ariminum (538)" become a good article on 10 January 2026.
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This user helped "Siege of Verona" become a good article on 27 February 2026.
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This user helped "Siege of Milan (538–539)" become a good article on 17 April 2026.
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This user helped "Siege of Naples (542–543)" become a good article on 10 May 2026.
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This user helped "Yugoslav corn scandal" become a good article on 18 June 2026.
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  1. Rule of inference
  2. Amalthea (mythology)
  3. USS Missouri (1841)
  4. Figure skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Women's singles
  5. USS Anzio (CVE-57)
  6. Wikipedia:Featured article candidates/Ernest J. King/archive1
  7. Wikipedia:Featured article candidates/Swein Forkbeard/archive1
  8. Wikipedia:Featured article candidates/George F. Durand/archive1
  9. Wikipedia:Featured article candidates/Ewuare/archive1
  1. Silverthrone Caldera
  2. Rule of inference
  3. Robert Jacomb-Hood
  4. 2014 Mayflower–Vilonia tornado
  5. DMC DeLorean
  6. Piri Reis
  7. Dorfromantik (board game)
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